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What are /sci/ approved notebooks?
Like how "Rotring" is the /sci/ approved mechanical pencil.

>> No.9742597

>>9742596
Grid ruled composition notebooks for everything.

>> No.9742599

DIN A4 > shitty letter

>> No.9742610

>>9742597
I been trying to find grid ruled compositions, but most are over 10 dollars for less than 200 sheets. Do you have any brands specifically to suggest?

>> No.9742646

>>9742596
A binder with college ruled paper

>> No.9742665

>>9742596
Paperways Manhattan desu

>> No.9742671

>paper
>in 2018

>> No.9742673

>>9742671
Are you the brainlet that takes notes on a touchscreen laptop

>> No.9743183

>>9742596
Portable slate and chalk

>> No.9743193

just regular A4 paper, bound together with paper clips or staples when necessary

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>>9743193
If you are american I highly doubt you are using A4

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>>9742596
>Like how "Rotring" is the /sci/ approved mechanical pencil.
wrong.

>> No.9743544

Blank A4 sheets and millimeter-paper for graphs and such.

>> No.9743581

I have a glass pane on which I write with a marker

Often, I take pictures of myself writing complicated equations on it

>> No.9743868

>>9742596
Single spirals with paper covers. The cheap ones, not the overpriced ones like Five Star.

>> No.9743967

I use anything I find.
How fucking autistic must one be to care about this shi

>> No.9744065

>>9742596
I write on printer paper in a binder. I can't stand doing math on paper with lines/grid on it, and the only unruled notebooks I can find are intended for people who use them to journal in an ethically sourced organic coffee shop.

>> No.9744210

dot grid paper >>>>>> everything elseeeeeeeeeeeeeee

>> No.9745917

>>9744065
Same but with a clipboard instead. I take printer paper from the department. Blank notebooks are too expensive.

>> No.9745923

>>9742597
grid ruling is for plebs i.e. engineers

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>>9744065
>>9745917
unruled is superior for proper layout of complex ideas. printer paper works. muji brand notebooks are pretty practical too

>> No.9746144

Clairefontaine A4 grid, 90 g/m2.

>> No.9746335

>>9743193
>>9746144
This is basically what I do, too.

A4 90 gm^-2 (dont have Clairefontaine or any other quality paper in my country though). I manage them with a combination of L-type folders, A4 sized plastic bags and a folder similar to L-type but with a pressure thingy on the left to hold the paper (these are easier and more presentable than using clips or staples).

I also write on one side only to make managing and replacing/inserting parts easier. At the end of the day I number what I wrote. A paper with too many mistakes becomes scratch paper by turning them over and putting in a pile.

I just don't have a good scheme for handling the large amount of notes though. I tried some of those expanding file folders but I think they are annoying to use.

I'd like to hear what other schemes people use and suggestions to organizing a bunch of different notes.